Connecting nano to AC adapter

I have an AC adapter for my ipod Classic. Can I use this adapter to charge my new ipod nano generation 4?

Depends on if the wall charger charges via USB power of +5V or Firewire power of +12V. If it charges via the Firewire pins on the iPod, it won't work on the new 4th Generation iPod.
The good news is, if it does charge via Firewire, you will simply get a message on the iPod's screen telling you it won't work. It won't actually damage anything, so go ahead and plug it in and see if it works.
Cheers,
Patrick

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I downloaded and installed the latest iPod Updater and iTunes today (before that, the iPod wasn't even recognised most of the time, and sometimes froze the PC). No such problems with any other USB devices (memory sticks, cameras etc.) I have tried making the LinkSys adapter be managed by Windows vs. the LinkSys widget, but no difference. When it dies, it is still shown as working in Windows Device Mangler, but it just can't see any wireless networks.
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ruban R

hi,
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